Chapter, Paragraph, Part
1 Int | existence at the present time. It cannot be set apart
2 Int | civilization that travelled through time, aware that the Church as
3 1, 1 | Christian community. At the same time, as a result of the universal
4 1, 1 | given area and at a specific time. Their liturgical significance
5 1, 3 | conservation, and at the same time, as a didactic space open
6 1, 3 | of the aristocracy of the time, one can easily see the
7 2, 1,1 | However, in the course of time as pastoral needs and people'
8 2, 1,1 | continuity and development in time, its fruition now in the
9 2, 1,2 | of the Church throughout time and in the present age; ~-
10 2, 2,1 | community and at the same time its "active and current
11 2, 2,2 | since and throughout the time it exercised the pastoral
12 2, 2,2 | action of the Church at the time when it is a "living reality". ~
13 2, 2,2 | perspective and at the same time aesthetic enjoyment. ~ ~
14 2, 4 | with the needs of place and time", see CCEO, can. 203 1-2).
15 3, 1,1 | identity and, at the same time, be at the service of this
16 3, 1,11| and scholars to spend more time in the museum. ~
17 3, 1,13| itinerary proposed, they may in time become an integral part
18 3, 2,2 | opening hours and closing time. During opening hours there
19 4, 2,1 | that evolve and develop in time. ~Their permanence constitutes
20 4, 2,3 | On the other hand, the time allotted for a visit often
21 4, 3 | community and, at the same time, it is also called to welcome
22 4, 3 | minor arts and at the same time makes precious every individual
23 5, 3 | dedicate some of their free time. ~- Retired persons. This
24 5, 3 | they have a good deal of time available, they can offer
25 5, 3 | desire to make their free time available. They can be asked
26 5, 3 | asked to handle tasks from time to time in order to use
27 5, 3 | handle tasks from time to time in order to use their professional
28 6 | will come to light every time the keystone of comparison
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